Dragon Fishing is the arcade shooter we get asked about most — point your cannon at dragons, golden toads and boss fish, and the multipliers settle straight onto...
Dragon Fishing comes from the JILI and JDB arcade catalogues we've shelved into our lobby, and the rules are refreshingly simple: pick a cannon power, aim at moving sea creatures, and each kill pays a set multiplier of your shot cost. The standout is the dragon boss — a multi-stage fight where the payout climbs the longer the dragon stays on screen.
It rewards aim, timing and bet sizing more than blind luck.
The dragon boss arrives with layered hit points and a rising multiplier. Stay on the table, coordinate with the room, and the final stage can pay back many rounds of cannon fire in a single burst.
Bet coins scale your cannon from a light 0.10 shot up to heavy artillery. Bigger cannons cost more per pull but punch through tougher fish and multiply the payout when a dragon finally goes down.
Lightning fish trigger chain reactions that arc to nearby targets, while bombs clear screen sections at once. These special creatures are the difference between a flat session and one that suddenly spikes.
Open the Dragon Fishing tile from our arcade row, pick a free seat at the four-player table, and your cannon loads with a default coin value you can adjust before the first shot leaves the barrel.
Use the plus and minus buttons beside your cannon to set coin value. The cannon visually upgrades as the bet rises, so you always know what each shot is costing against the multiplier table.
Tap or click any fish to fire. Auto-aim locks onto the nearest creature, while manual aim suits the dragon boss where you want every shot landing on weak points to maximise the multiplier payout.
On phones the cannon responds to taps with no input lag, and the room scales to portrait so you can shoot one-handed during a quick break without losing aim on fast-moving targets.
Arcade fish shooter with live multi-seat tables. Not a slot, not a live dealer game —...
Medium to high depending on your cannon size. Small cannons grind steady multipliers off common fish...
Runs on Android and iOS browsers, plus desktop Chrome, Edge and Safari. The arcade engine is...
Available to Indonesia accounts where local law permits. Load the room from our lobby and you'll...
RTP percentages are informational reference values from provider documentation. Actual session outcomes vary.
We tuned Dragon Fishing for the phone you actually carry. The cannon sits at the bottom of the screen for thumb reach, the fish swim across a portrait-friendly canvas, and...
Dragon Fishing is built by established arcade studios whose fish-shooter engines have powered Asian gaming halls for years. We integrate the original feed, not a reskin, so multipliers match the studio specs.
The creature spawn pattern and multiplier roll are driven by a tested random number generator. Independent labs check the engine, and the certificates live with the studio rather than being something we self-issue.
Every fish, every dragon stage, every special creature has a fixed multiplier range you can read inside the room before firing. Nothing about the payout structure is hidden behind login walls.
Kill shots and payouts resolve on the studio server, not in your browser. That means a slow phone or weak signal cannot change the outcome of a dragon fight already in progress.
Your shot log, kills and multiplier returns are stored against your account. Open history any time to audit a session and confirm the table behaved exactly as the paytable promised.
The game feed runs over TLS, so your cannon inputs and balance updates travel encrypted between phone and studio. We treat the arcade traffic with the same care as our cashier flows.
| Vs Sweet Bonanza | Sweet Bonanza is a tumble slot where you wait for cluster pays. Dragon Fishing puts the action in your hands — every shot is a decision, and the boss timing rewards attention rather than spin count. |
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| Vs Live Baccarat | Baccarat is two-card binary with fixed odds. Dragon Fishing layers dozens of multipliers on screen at once, so the pace is faster and the bet decisions happen every second rather than every minute. |
| Vs Aviator | Aviator is one cash-out per round. Dragon Fishing runs continuously, with new fish entering the screen while old ones leave, meaning your session has no forced pause between bets. |
| Vs Crazy Time | Crazy Time is host-led with bonus wheels. Dragon Fishing is solo-paced, no host, no waiting for spin cycles — you fire when you want and stop when the boss has fallen. |
| Vs Mega Ball | Mega Ball is bingo-style draw and wait. Dragon Fishing skips the wait entirely; the multiplier resolves the instant your shot connects with a fish on screen. |
| Vs Fortune Tiger | Fortune Tiger is a quick three-reel slot. Dragon Fishing offers more visual depth, more decisions per minute, and a boss mechanic that rewards staying at the same table for longer stretches. |
| Vs Roulette | Roulette has a single wheel and one outcome per round. Dragon Fishing fills the screen with simultaneous targets, giving you control over which payouts to chase rather than a single bet line. |